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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-16
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

L L NEW.YORK NEW.HAVEN ami HARTFORD r. Z.
Trains leave Ilrsn River station corner Ii! M AMI LIN
con-lve rhir Avenue Brilss lcros, Harlem hyee
Preached 6y Seonl Avenue anil sn qrl1a Eevite r.
m. 9lO. BY 80, 40 90 lO;3) N, tog Plr. Nor.
rS Casanovs(o al FOiatl Hunts Point, West Farms H1
Nest West Chester. BlV Chester (Pslll Il BWl Bar
tow tcty Isl.ln peIh,n Manor All New-Roca 10 c9i.
necngat NewIsocheils with trains Dr all points On i5
main line % tho Hew.Yok, N.wHlven ant HartfDri h'
rcs shore Line an Air line Divisions NewCanlln. W Z
detOwn New Britain ald suasd brAnchsA aud Bcs.ci All
all points East
Minghttr,in for VewRochells ant oil ntsr ttts
tons It 1910 n. daily. eNcsDt HonilyS
SUNDAY trains for New Rochelle and all intermediate str
tons m 1901 and $3.50 the latter tram connect
ing at New Rochelle with way train 10 stanford
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ERIE Y.-Through trains leav

Il ME hhllLN - nIOuSn trdlns lcu'o
bers ST. Local transleav 23dst 20 minutes earlier
a. m Daily - bay Express, Buffet i, prasios rom
Buffalo; Niagara Fals Pullman Sleeping Coaches from
hSrnelI,yie 70 Cincinnati g, .os Phil
bay and Buffet sleeping COACHES. to Nsadyis
Cleveland Cnennat .nissSS :s LoSt ru Wau
ilton ami Toronto No charge for last time.
SEm-Day Chicago hfErsss Pullman Day and si,eepins
'fs g. "saS S a9ys $50 @
ESQ $40 $50 s "a $50 1870 Y}S M 100 msn sS
Paterson. week days 4;46 6t9 100 $50 $50 lo2oa q.
I4SO ssS rs 500 $50 $40 1850 boo no. iaSS sS
elS 1880 p N: 1900 %dnshi am o.,o
seT s Zoo va SEQ Ss's asy 20
S,o go 80 500 90 1900 zoo a.: and 1900 midnlsaa
noon. las 2:sO 800. $50, aio 500 $50 $40 7lb la
No. iaS sis 80 son ioso p. M "Sa is midnight
warwick, 4Ao. 800. 1920 a. m 2'So. A'Jc D. NJ sunda!a
Mon,icsllo and White Lake 900 a M. 3 80 y. m.
NswHurg and Cornwall 700 BOO M $3.50 +io. $50 and
Montgomery nondout and Kingston. 900 q $3.50 p -
Scranton bannors week days 200 NJ 1882 sso s,o
4'so 900 500 s;sop Sundays. S:ia s'lo $780, lo2a
M5 IT, s,So s 80. s;oS .5 1850 900 lo2o m ESQ
S ' 500 ' $50 500 500 M 800 train stops
Port Js!yi: AZ !so 800 1920 ssS $50 az ga
500. s.s0p. sundays s:l6. $780, lo;2o m. 800 eSS
Tickets or pss.as. and apartment; in Drawing Room an
sleeping cosehes cap DO obsinsa ana Srass os
IN ::f ss:n;:! Co., S:i-Ss rs os~s v:
s rg ,;s. r.. . X: 4 aS
s lS ISIS e. l n z lSS2
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SAINT PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD Co
OFFlCR OF 1lIE SECRETARY AND THKAslRER
2
FNHE ANNUAL MEETING nj tha stoclr


THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders OF the 81 Paul and Duluth Railroad Company
for the election OF directors and consideration reson
on duly adopted by Board OF Directors February 1887
ana mentioned below and the other
ness as nav De brought before the meeting VIII be held
the ance OF The company In the cY OF St Paul.
Monday, June 20, 1887 al IL O'Clock noon
The transfer books will DO closed at M on Saturday
May H. ami reopened on Friday, June -, 1891.
The resolution above referred 20 follows
Resolved That 10 eIpcdent and RAPIDLY
Increasing business 81 tins company explained the
president that should have additional terminal
equipment and tracks and that the grades
road should be reduced
made as soon as possbe all involving erpeDd
ture In the Of the years 81 up
ward OF two Millions OF dollars and In order this
sum or procure such additional facilities equipment
provements ia recommended that there bo submitted 10 the
stockholders at the next annual meeting the following
posi- ons for Tho adoption Of one more Of
frsThe temporary application of the from lands
and stunpage TO necessary improvements
secOnd-Ths increase common stock
less than par TO The full amount provided in the articles OF in
corporation AMI tho plan OF Reorganization, namely.
million dollars being increase OF nearly two million
lars
Thrd-Auhorize the Board OF Directors borrow
million dollars upon mortgage bonds OF the company
Fourb-AsHont 10 the zaton OF railroad
or other like furnish terminals equipment,
tracks and other facilities the stock OF which shall ned
by this company with authority 10 the Board OF Directors
OF ts company the principal aud interest OF
bonds OF said srmna or other company 10 the OF
two million doaya
PaIIiY ( HARRIS. Secretary.
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SALE OF THE ALEXANDRIA AND
WASHINGTON LilLROAD.

BY and under auouyo decree rendered by the
Circuit OF the United states tho Eastern District Of
Virginia the 9th Of April, 1894 the chanccry
cause Of Alexander Hay The Alexandra md Washing
undersigned. master OF said court, and the ommsoner
by SAID decree 10 make The therein
described will sale at puhc auction Of tho
Custom House Building on ~ Asaph 81. IA the City OF Alex
July. 1887 all the gifts privileges. franchises prop
eri Alexandra ami Washing tOn Railroad COmranr
except fund hereafter to the hands OF
said and de IA due said
The railroad Tho Alex 1ndrta and Washington
Railroad Company consists ~ doube railroad from
point the County OF A-Ian iria state Virginia oppo
site the city Of Wasn fon g. no ar in south eHi Of tho
Long bridge" 10 ~ Asaph Junction In sid
tracks ~ Asanh Junction into tho CITY Alex.
andria one passing Henry A. Duke-st
other through Asaph.st To PTinces4st with les tracks
turHout &c. nc complete schedule Of the property Of
the sad company contained In the masters report lilo
amongst the papers In SAID cause.
Terms OF Sso-CAsh as 10 the following sums.
Sb3G0 p wish interest thereon II the ate Of
err.t thereon at the per cent per annum from ny
J. 1857 until paid s50OOO with interest thereon the
OF cent anDnm from Januiy 1862 until paid and
with interest al OF the hail yearly OF $50 each
22d DAY July 1852 the 22d dav of Jnv 1877
cluded until PAID s794lj 90 win interest $50 GgG 20,
part thereof from September 10 1884 TIL raid and sj %
with interest S95li ~ part thereof September IS.
upon credit Of ]. and with interest Of
sale evidence by negotiable notes. Tie title being retained
uDder the control the until full compliance
made sale ali ia
be required whom the property IA struck or the purchaser not
10 be let Into the v! the property until tho
final ratification OF such sale and future order the Court
10 that effect
M.F. PLEAsANTs
Master and COMMISSIONER to make sale
Convevancing AT the cost OF the purchaser
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NORTHERN RAILROADOF NEW. JERSEY

NOK HEM kAlIhOADOf NEN -JEhSEt
rrsns leave from Chambersst Station for Engewood
Tenahy Closter, sparkill aud Nysck $50 1;lO. s2Y
ESQ and IL 80 m. LIS. - l. 80 $40, 5:40 $3.50,
1880 p. M II midnight SUNDAYS. 7.l0 9:S0a m and
p For Manuel Spring Valley MonSey ana Talmans,
bSo 7;lO $3.50 M $50 $40 D. ~ (i;3J D. m saturdays
only. Sundays, $50 a. H. p. n.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD co.

OFFICE OF THE
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY or NEW.
JERSEY
ll0 LIBERTY ST.
Nrw.YoRK. Juno o. 1887.
PROPOSALS OF THIS COMPANY OF Juno 80 instant.
10 it, sockhoder bondoder AMI holders Of certain stocks
and bonds OF subordinate companies covering options TO par
chase and exchange for the NEW i0O-hLAR , par
CENT GENERAL MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, may be
obtained upon application al Tins Oice
These proposals conclusions Of the Bondhod
ors Reor Committee aud have tho approval and
alton Of the Receivers Mcsss John > kennedy
and Joseph Harris.
THE OPTIONS TO PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE
EXPIRE JUNE 18TH INST.
CENTRAL RAILROAD co. or NEWJEHSEY,
J. ROGERS MAXWELL
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NORWICH LINE. for Boston. Worcester.

~ Portland New London. Norwich White Mountains and
all points East, Pier North River. foot OF Watts
ST. next pier above Desbrosses st. erT daily sundays eI
Biston" CITY OF New York" and "City OF Lawrence"
Tickets and 2O POI 1877 i57 aud 9j7
Broadway. 10 and II Greenwic.st 1873 B1werv. Aston
House, Windsor amt Cosmopolitan hotels. S3S Ful,onst.
q. ", BRADY, Agent
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BLOOMINGTON LINE. Inside

BOSTON AND ALL EASTERN POINTS.
Steamer Will leave Pier new M. So North River one
block above CanaLst, al y. IN. fla ~ except sunlay
W r. BABC OCn A. g. L. A. q. H. BRIGGS. q. p. A.
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Master and Commissioner to make sale
Convevancng al The cost OF the purchaser.

DENNSYLVANlA COMPANY.-Four and
Half Per Cent Loan. Interest due July prox. tho
bonds will paid National CITY Bank OF
New-York. Transfer books will close June 20
JOHN T. DAVIDSON.
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Gelp WanIso

WANTED Assistant bOOskceper with n
w practical knowledge double entry bookkeeping and
accurate at hgur Address b. \. A. Box 90 Tribune ONCE
stating age experience salary eNpcctci and references
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Doar0 an0 Rooms.

West 5ids.
ELEGANT APARTMENTS FOR BACH
~ fIORt.-Iiiih-sve., corB,r 5gdst IN hre-proof build
NJ 81 ~ lItAN SAFE DEIosIF- COMPANY. Finest
.cst"n ~ IA" rtF
10 WEST 51ST-ST. Handsomely furnished
y rooms with board prices transients taken
East Side.
4 HALL ROOM. cool and pleasant, neatly
~ furnished 40 East 27thst, LeXing ton.ave.
Gentlemen only references.
X EAST IlST-ST. desirable second or
~ tmrd with or without board: permanent
transient reasonable.
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flats ano Rooms 60 Let.

An ELEGANT FLAT on wide street west
~ Of 3a," price to net per cent invest
mcut s2f cash required balance mortgage For further
partlcul A.. amply to WM. :. An DEK~ON * O..
Los 3drdye. near 12dst
An Elegant FLAT on Park-ave. with
- every modern Improvement and convenience.
j. ROMANO Brown. % West 33l-st.
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Drcssmaklnq.
Dcntlsirp

nOCTOR LAKE. $50 Grand. st.-Full sets
o. - best SO. gold hlng 81.
~ aud 90. monthly payments taken.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
Reunion OF Freemasona.

CINCINNATI, April l3,-The Scottish Rite
cathedral in this city, the finest building of
its kind in the United States, has been to-
day the scene of the thirty fifth annual re-
union of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite
Freemasons Of the Orient of Ohio and valley
of Cincinnati This celebration is attended,
by prominent Masons of the rite from all
over the country, and especially throughout
this state. The reunion began yesterday and
Is to last three days, when the whole affair
will end up in a magnificent banquet on
Thursday evening, in their banquet room at
tachad to sle cathedral
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
CLEVELAND AND ALISON.
senator Beck Expresses IN Opinion q to
who VIII BE the Next Candidates.

Senator Beck Expresses IN Opinion as to
who VIII BE the Next Candidates.
NEW York. April ia special from
Richmond. Va, to the Times says: United
States Senators James B. Beck, j. c. s.
Blackburn and Representative C. r Brock
enridge, Of Arkansas, left here Sunday night
Their visit here was TO examine the statue of
John C. Breckenridge, which Valentine, Of
this city, has nearly completed- These three
critics declare that Mr.. Valentines work
faithfully p1rtrays the face and form OF
Breckenridge. After pleasantly chatting
with Senators Beck and Blackburn about the
statue q newspaper correspondent turned the
conversation into political channelS
''Mr. Cleveland said Mr. Beck win be the
nominee Of the Democratic party in 1855
Yes, Cleve and IS strong man: indeed he
b the only man that stands any chance
This Is the only administration the country
has had since the war that has not tolerated
corrupt rings, fact that all honest thinking
men appreciate. Then, too Mr. Clevelands
economic principles are right The southern
people ought certainly 70 be solid fof Cleye-
land, for he turned the rascals out and gave
the Offices 70 good Democratic
The senator mtimated that he did not
think Governor Hill was much known out
side Of New York.
aWfll it Be Blaine or Sherman in 1883, do
you askF
Neither will be able to get the Republi-
can nomination w. B. Allison, Of Iowa,
win be the Republican candidate While
Blaine will not be able to nominate himself,
be win name the man. l am certain it will
be Allison
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
An Actor Accidentally shot.

BosroS, April Is. During the performance
of the Red Fox at the Bijou theater this
evening, MIR. James NJ. Ward. the actor, was
accidentally shot. In the third act, when
Mr.. Ward. as Rody, escapes from prison he
Is supposed to be shot by the jailor A super
numary named. Capee aimed too low and at
too short range, however, and wadding
went into Wards breast, striking the breast
bone A physician was called who said Mr.
Ward had narrowly escaped death. The
audience was apprised of the trouble and dis.
missed 1t win be several weeks before Mr..
Ward can resume work.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

Quotations Of the Money, Stock, Produce
and Cattle Market for April Ia.
NEv YoRK-Money 5Ge per cent Exchange
steady Government firm
Currency SKIES Ie6y bid; fours coupons, l29Ix:
rs-and NAILS. iIO1< bid.
The stock market opened = to q per cent
higher and the tone was strong during the FIRST
hAIf hour. but toward II O'Clock selling to real
W clused pres TO give way and the opening ad-
vance was SON lost. Toward midday Jersey
Central, Omaha, New YORK Sew gland Erie
and Louisyii. 6 Nashville were bid up and prces
under le.r lead advanced u 70 ~ per cent The
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
A Texas shooting.

DESIsoN, Tex, April 1S--Jim Christian.
. wealthy cattle man Of Hirney, l. T., ar
rested . man named Hodge, charged with
the theft Of cattle. and while on the way to
Tishom;ngo with the prisoner he was shot
from ambush and instantly killed. Bud Lut-
trell, who was riding behind, was also shot
and killed by the murderers The prisoner
remained with the murdered men until assist
ancs arrived, and il Is said he has given the
authorities the names OF the assassins, two
in number. II Is rumored that the murder
ers also killed negro, who happened to be
near by. United States Marshal Hackney.
of this city, has left for the scene Of the
shooting.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
Horrible wife Murder ana SUICIDE.

CELINA, o., April l3-Early this morning
Joseph Burch, well-to-do farmer six miles
west Of this place, killed his sick wife with a
hammer, and then went to the woods near
by, twisted some bark into q moose and
hanged himself His son, coming home soon
after, found his mother dying, and gave the
alarm. Some neighbors, SOON after this dis
covery, found the dead murderer and suicide
hanging quite dead. His body was left
hanging for some hours. He was temperate
but weak-minded, and the pairhad had fire.
Quent quarrels.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
RELEASED FRos CUSTODY.
Case Against Policeman Voice and O'Neil
for Mayor Bowman. Murder Nollied.

Case Against Policeman Voice and OMEN
for Mayor Bowman,s Murder Nollied.
BELLEvILLE, Ill, April 13-The trial of
g. w. Voice and Patrick O'Neil, the two
East St Louis policemen indicted for the
murder Of ex-Mayor Bowman, was set for
yesterday in the circuit court in Belleville
When the cases were called the state asked
for continuance, on the ground that two
important witnesses were absent One OF
them was q. detective and the other q neigh
Dor Of Voice. As the state had already been
granted two continuance, Judge Snyder
said that he would insist that the cases go to
trial
The states attorney made another argu-
ment for continuance, but the court ruled
against him, and the state thereupon entered
. nolle pros in both cases, and the prisoners
were discharged Voice and O'Nel were ar
rested on the confessions Of two East st
Louis culprits, who allege they witnessed the
assassination while secreting stolen property
The accused had preliminary examination,
during which Smith and Banks swore to
their story and withstood long crose-exam-
nation.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
Base Ball.

At Baltimore Baltimore Is, Portland s
At Brooklyn Brooklyn 20, Syracuse 9.
At delphia-Athletics Is, Philadel
phia Il
At Nashville Detroit s, Nashyille0 O.
At Cleveland Cleveland ID, Toronto 5.
AT Washington-Wa shington 10, Yale g.
At Pittsburg Allegheny Is, Buffalo Ia.
At New York-New York Is, Nets 4.
\ At Savannah-Savannah 2. Charleston 4
At Evansville Evansville Z, Indianapolis
Is.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
CincinnasL

FLoUR-Fancy, >..o~I ~; family. $50
WHEAT-So. 5 red. s66soc; No. z $685.
C0RN-So mixed. 40c; No. 2mixed, ~.
OATS-No. 8 mixed. 2J,fG3oc; No. mixed
3Ol,5J1<c: No. white, 3<0321<c.
PORK-Famlly, SIS. 750l6.o; regular. S16750
I6.o1zz
LARD-kettle, 7l4073kc.
BACON-Snort, clear sides, SNG6. 90c.
CHEESE-Prime 70 choice Onio. 1101ac;
New YORK lS1<014c.
POULfRY-lommon chickens 3i.1aG20o per
dozen; fair TO prime. S22S025J: choice, $3.50
2.75; ducks. SIS 1301; live turkeys &c.
WOOL-Unwashei medium clothing 24d95c:
fine merino, lSG 10.:. common. l50 l6c; fleece
washed medium clothing, ao03lc; co .nbing: So
3Ac; fine merino. 4 and Xxx. 2063c; burr aud
Ats, 160Isc; tub washed 2S030c; pulled. d.
HAY-No. timothy. $10.50G11076; No. Z 500
0lU.uO; mi sed. $40; prarIie, HO0G1.3J wheaI;
oats aud rye straw, <5.00G6.O0.
CATTLE-Giood to CHOKE butchers xa75n45a
fair, $2e5G365 common, 1I.76Q275; stocEers
and feeders, $a7514-5O; yeariings aud calves
e 15037.
HOGS Select butchers, S5el05sO; fair to good
packing, s5.2oG5.0. fair 10 good ligat 5000
$50; common &460150J: culls, e8751I5l
SHEEP-Ciomnon TO fair, $i0O0A45: good to
cho.ce, ${65414.25; common TO fair lambs, SOFA
{ 90; good TO choice. G501S So
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
Increasing the bonded Debt.

PHILADELPHIA, April 1c.-At meeting of
the stockholders of the International Naviga-
ton company it was voted to increase the
bonded debt of the company to s., 200 600,
This is to provide for the purchase of new
steamships y
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, April l3.-At the races the
TRACK was dusty and attendance small. The
following was the result First race, one
and one-fourth Of o mile. FIVE hurdles:
April Fool first, Burr Oak second, Hop Sing
third Time 21g IL
Second race seven furlongs: Our Friend
first, Hibernia second, General Price third.
Time 80 IL
Third race, one mile: Withrew first, Tom
Hood second, Wary third Time 1:43 Ia
Fourth race, one and one-eighth of mile:
Panama first, Favor second, Wahoo third.
Time 90 IA.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
Thrust Poker Down Her throat.

CHARLoTTETowS. P. E., l., April 13-On
Saturday last during the momentary abb
sence Of her husband, Mrs. Cross, aged sixty,
the wife Of pensioner. while suffering fro i
mental alteration, thrust poker down her
throat and was found on the floor bleesling
from the mouth and black in the face.
Doctors were speedily summoned, but they
could render no aid. The woman fingered
IN great angony until = .. M, Sunday, when
sha sxu;red
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
Labor Party & IndianapoIIs,

INDIANAPOLIS, April 13-The Union Labor
party last night nomination Walter W. Day,
printer, for. mayor, and John White, q
curled hair worker, for clerk. Nominations
for aldermen and councilmen will be made
lator on.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
IN THE SPORTING WORLD.
RESULT or THE ScHAEFER-SLoSsoN
BILLIARD MATCH At CHICAGO.


Races 1t New, Orleans and New York
Result Of base Hail flames.
CHICAGO, April 13.-Jacob Schaefer, Of
st. Louis, and George r. Slosson, Of Chicago,
played their second game Of billiards last
night, in Central Music hall, before an audi
ence Of about !, 500 . pie The game was
500 points, fourteen inch baIk line, for $500 q
side, and resulted in favor Of Schaefer, who
scored the fun 500 70 Slossons 639 The
game was very ordinary and had few nota-
bic features The twenty-fifth inning Sos
son was 900 points in the Lead, and steadily
increasing his advantage. In the thirty first
inning, however. Schaeter began TO play in
an exceedingly brilliant manner, and in five
innings scored 3l5 points while Slosson only
succeeded in scoring two points From this
time Schaefer kept well to the front, and
played out the game without any very strong
competition from his opponent
The following is the score:
Schaefer-O, s, 3, /, 2, 10, 5. E, 81, 1, o, 9, !,
4, l, o, 9, ], "a, 8. l01, 76, o, 5, 8, o. 81, q,
5, l26, 81 5. ST. Is, Q, 0, 8, 8, o, 9, 40, z, d.
So Average, Il s545. Best runs, "a, 76,
81, 10f and la6
S.osson-16, 0, II, 81, /, S, so, 90, 2, IL 4,
II, Is, 49, Il. %, l, 1S5, 90, 3, s. o, p, 81, -,
/, ., ., q, o, o, 2, o, s, l. ., 0, Il, 0,2O,1,o
6SS Average, Il 23-A Highest runs, 70
aud 1876
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
Killed in : Mine E:xplosion.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, April Ia innee Keiter
and Vorbosta Shaul graduates of Vassar col
lege, were killed by an explosion 10 the Cham
berlain colliery, into which they had gone to
inspect the workings Of the mine The mine
had been unused for some time and gases
had accumulated which were ignited by the
torch of the guide
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
walking Match score.

LAWRENCE, Mass, April 1S.-The result
Of the walking match is as follows: Hegel-
man. 14S miles, Day, l4o Golden. 1871;
Herty, 1Sl: Cox, 126; Howorth, 125; Guer-
zero, III; Coburn. ~: Sullivan, lo2:, Tay-
lor, "; Cunningham, 81; Conner, a; Tel
rault, So
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
Firemen Injured.

New YoRK, April Is. During the pro
gress Of fire at tho large double building,
Nos l9S, 200 and 2O2 Canal street last night,
several firemen were injured, two perhaps
fatally. The losses to occupants aggregates
$4,000, Of which $40, 900 Is borne by the Elk
celsior Paper Box company.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-04-14
Races q New Yorlx.

NEW York, April 13.-The result Of the
races at Gutenberg were as follows: First
race, five furlongs: Pearl J. first, Belle B.
second, Goblin third, Time :O5 1-2
Second race, three-f ourths of mile
Weaver first, Riddle second, Gilt third
Time :lS l-2.
Third race, five furlongs: George Angu
first. ST. Luxe second, Lucy johnson third
Time Us IA.
Fourth race, one mile: Mentmore first,
Warren Lewis second, Woodhower third.
Time 40 ~
Filth race, three-fourths of mile: Jack
first, blizzard secoli, Vaulton third. Time.
l;l9
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Natural GA in Kansas.

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, April 13.-Natural gas
has been struck at depth of lbs feet in
Rosedale, suburb of this city The volume
is sufficient for practicable purposes.
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Benefit to Winter wheat.

KANSAS CITY, April ID. Dispatches from
ifty-three points in Southwestern Kansas
report . good rainfall, which is greatly ben
sfitting winter WhaIt.
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Burglars secure Twenty Revolver.

CINCINNATI, April BIB Kittredge's gun
store, 166 Main street was burglarized of
twenty ivory handled Colts reyolvers val
ued ct $500, last night
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Chicago.

CATTLE-Choice TO extra shipping n. 9Oa
3d.; mixed, $20O14.0o; stockers aid feeders
t2,D04i =
HoGS-Fair to good. $5.o005. IS; mixed pack
ers 81 .505Jb; cnoicS- heavy s. 6JSI5go
SHEEP-Conmon, s9.5OGt5.O0; la ups, $500